Articles from The Architectural Review (August 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
... on the Night.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	190
... On the third day, they rose again.	Gregory, Rob		136
BBC footage ... more mileage.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	86
Bow belles: in the heart of London's East End, Matthew Lloyd Architects' installation has helped raise St Paul's Church from the dead.	Gregory, Rob		702
Cityscape AR Awards.		Brief Article	173
Clerkenwell's moo-vers and shakers host London's first architecture biennale.	Gregory, Rob		1001
Cruel irony of Israel situation.	Fox, Steve	Letter to the Editor	219
Cultural hub: materials control and maximum prefabrication are keys to this new urban centre near Helsinki.	Webb, Michael		899
Curvaceous corrugated: Endo continues his exploration of bent corrugated metal in a domestic application.	Pease, Veronica		442
Diary.			237
Dignity in death: imaginative understanding of materials makes this tomb a fitting set for rites of passage.		Cover Story	488
Elegant minimalism combined with modern technology allow Hal Ingberg to create a great surprise in the middle of the woods by literally reflecting on the multi-dimensionality of nature.		Brief Article	206
Icons and biennales.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	173
Massive art-stack: Herzog & de Meuron's latest box of tricks on the outskirts of Basel.	Gregory, Rob		659
Material assets: huge opportunities are offered by an increasing range of materials but their essential sensuous importance remains.	Davey, Peter		1392
Material evidence--Rob Gregory reviews recent innovations.			509
One for the dominees.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	72
Photo opportunity.	Voelcker, Adam	Letter to the Editor	202
Pounds of pretty paper.	Davey, Peter	Book Review	663
R Mutt & its offspring.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	298
Scharoun snip.	Jones, Peter Blundell	Book Review	226
Small but strong.	Jameson, Charles	Letter to the Editor	186
Snow bound: in the high backbone of Japan, rusted steel super-strong skin resists winter loads and thermal stresses.	Pease, Veronica		593
Specifier's information.			735
Spectrum of talent: this year's AR Awards for Excellence at Spectrum show how good design can enliven and improve office life.	Slessor, Catherine		507
St Paul's: The Cathedral Church of London 1602-2004.		Brief Article	117
Terpsichore and the architects: 'I have a deep sense of my body's architecture ... the skeleton', said choreographer Trisha Brown in her prelude to the Royal Academy Forum which brought the worlds of dance and architecture together. In these pages Jeremy Melvin summarizes contributions, from a classicist, two architects, three choreographers and artist David Ward.	Goldhill, Simon		6955
The architect's universe.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy		518
The nice and the good: as a type, libraries may be in flux, but OMA's bold new building for Seattle is a quantum leap of architectural and municipal ambition.	Lamprecht, Barbara		1624
The Vanguard Landscapes and Gardens of Martha Schwartz.			71
Three planet levels.	Voelcker, Frances	Review	561
Two Germanys, one Architecture.	Dawson, Layla		725
Warped wrapper: this new arts centre in Lille is an imaginative exploration of form and materials.	Van Cleef, Connie		705
What goes up, must come down.	Gregory, Rob	Panel Discussion	1143
Whatever happened to Paolo?	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	202
Woven in Worb: Gottfried Semper's odd theories about textiles and building are imaginatively reinterpreted in stainless steel.			446
Yibaneh!	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy	Book Review	373